Paul Brodie - The Paul Brodie Saxophone Quaret In Concert flac album

Profile: Saxophonist born in Montréal, Canada in 1934. In Groups: Paul Brodie Saxophone Quartet. Variations: Viewing All Paul Brodie. Paul Brodie, Antonin Kubalek - Music For Alto Saxophone & Piano ‎(LP, Album). Music Minus One. MMO 8023. The Paul Brodie Saxophone Quaret In Concert ‎(LP, Quad).

Paul Brodie Saxophone Quartet (The), Vol. 2. Paul Brodie Saxophone Quartet. Paul Brodie Saxophone Quartet (The), Vol. Introduction and Variations on a Popular Round. Latest albums by Paul Brodie Saxophone Quartet.

Album · 1992 · 24 Songs. 1. 2000.

Paul Brodie, OC (April 10, 1934 – November 19, 2007) was a Canadian saxophonist, pupil of Marcel Mule Since 1960, he performed over 3000 concerts in Canada, . Mexico, France, England, India, Singapore, Hong Kong, the Philippines, Israel, Australia, China, Italy, Scotland, Russia and Argentina (1998)  . The Paul Brodie Saxophone Quartet: In Concert. Paul Brodie And Camerata (1980). Golden Age Of The Saxophone(1982).

The Golden Age of the Saxophone. 3. Miniature Viennese March. 5. Minuet from l'Arlesienne. 6. Pièce en Forme de Habanera. 7. The Piggle-Wiggle. 8. Ambassador - Valse Intermezzo. Other albums by Paul Brodie. Paul Brodie 7/1/2001. 1 La Cinquantaine Paul Brodie 2:42. 2 Sérénade Badine Paul Brodie 2:39. 3 Miniature Viennese March Paul Brodie 2:45. 4 Liebesfreud Paul Brodie 2:56. 5 Minuet from l'Arlesienne Paul Brodie 3:23. 6 Pièce en Forme de Habanera Paul Brodie 2:47. 7 The Piggle-Wiggle Paul Brodie 3:5. 8 Ambassador - Valse Intermezzo Paul Brodie 3:14. 9 Jack and Jill Paul Brodie 3:51

Paul Brodie Saxophone Quartet. Release Date: 1st Jan 2000. Catalogue No: JACD001. Label: Dinant Records. Albéniz: Reves, Op. 101: No. Chant d'amour (arr. M. Mule).

Paul Brodie: Ambassador of the Saxophone. Brodie toured as soloist and with the quartet throughout Canada, the US, Europe and Mexico, and appeared with Camerata, the Halifax Symphony Orchestra, the Hamilton Philharmonic, the Toronto Symphony Orchestra and the Vancouver Chamber Orchestra. In 1977 Brodie became the first concert saxophonist to tour Australia; he returned there in 1984 while on tour in Southeast Asia and New Zealand.